host: andy roth clubforgrowth.org. a couple of stories we want to bring up to date, a profile of a lawyer getting a lot of attention, john henry browne, he is being viewed by some of his colleagues as a renegade among defense lawyers. and look at the case he will present against staff sergeant robert bales. here is new information from the associated press and the washington post on afghanistan. some money distributed over the weekend, u.s. military officials did pay $916,000 to relatives and villagers allegedly shot by the u.s. soldier. it averages out to about $50,000 per individual. writing -- and a blood man is a common way to settle disputes stemming from violent deaths in afghanistan. the money could diffuse the intense anger from the march massacre that took place in the southern part of the country. in south korea, president of a making a visit to the dmz zone is to begin a two-day summit looking at newt technology. -- nuclear technology. he warned north korea the country is risking a deepening of isolation in

andy. >> thanks, sherrod. see you at half time. >> no doubt. >> let's welcome our guests. i am here with lori roth man. and look, it is first time guest joe rindazo, editor of "the onion." bill schulz will sing zoobie, zoobie zoo. and bill mcgern and you can smell the stink as his circulation sinks. how are you, pinch? >> the power of christ compels him, bap ticing -- bap tieing sports writers and speaking in tongs. these were just some of the many highlights during back up jets quarterback tim tebow's press conference this afternoon. oh, and he also said he was going to approach this one game at a time and gave 115% and it is what it is. ♪ all the news that's fit to print, yeah ♪ >> i don't believe he said any of those things. >> you don't believe in anything. >> i don't believe you have a sports section. >> i do have a sports section. you don't have eyes. >> shut up. >> you shut up. >> okay. will herman cane make you care by murdering a hair? yes, the former presidential contender's anti-stimulus advocacy group has released a follow-up to its disturbing slash arousing goldfish on the ground video. an